ISM Principles of Change - Revision history

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	[[File:ISM.jpg\|thumb\|right\|380px\|The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model. A technical model to understand and influence behaviours [ISBN: 978-1-78256-566-6 (web only) ''INFLUENCING BEHAVIOURS - A technical guide to the ISM tool.'' [https://www.ismtool.org/ ''ISM tool'']]]		[[File:ISM.jpg\|thumb\|right\|380px\|The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model. A technical model to understand and influence behaviours [ISBN: 978-1-78256-566-6 (web only) ''INFLUENCING BEHAVIOURS - A technical guide to the ISM tool.'' [https://www.ismtool.org/ ''ISM tool'']]]
	~~/''~~Hafeez Ahmadi, DTU''		{ Hafeez Ahmadi, DTU }

	The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model is a multi-disciplinary tool to study the human behavior in the aspects of: behavioral economics, social psychology and sociology <ref name="TechISO">''Technical Guide'', Darnton, A., Evans, D., (2013), Influencing Behaviour - A technical guide to the ISM tool. Scottish Government. </ref>. It can generate ideas for interventions or manage the behaviour of individuals, teams or stakeholders because it draws insights from all three acknowledged disciplines. Based on theory and evidence, the contexts of the individual, the social, and the material have essential impact on human behaviour. The ISM model facilitates an integrated, whole-system perspective around these three contexts to highlight challenges of individuals, organizations, and partnerships. Through the process, stakeholders aim to develop a shared understanding by identifying their respective roles in bringing about change. Hereby, the model draws insight from multiple disciplines to ease the decision-making of complex problems. The result is a shared ownership of solutions. This is a vital part of programme management to successfully transferring ownership to operations in interrelated projects with the desire of implementing transformational change <ref>''Book'', Jarocki, T. L. (2014), One Solution for Project Success: Project and Change Management in the PMBOK® Guide. PMI White Paper. Retrieved from [https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/one-solution-project-success-11130]</ref>. The model can also be applied to understand and manage stakeholders in specific projects even though these are often more sensitive to changes. Nonetheless, human behaviour is vital in negotiation and conflict management while misunderstandings of this subject can be fatal <ref name="HB">''Journal'', Baraza, A. O., (2017), Influence of Human Behavior on Success of Complex Public Infrastructural Megaprojects in Kenya. European Scientific Journal. 13. </ref>.		The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model is a multi-disciplinary tool to study the human behavior in the aspects of: behavioral economics, social psychology and sociology <ref name="TechISO">''Technical Guide'', Darnton, A., Evans, D., (2013), Influencing Behaviour - A technical guide to the ISM tool. Scottish Government. </ref>. It can generate ideas for interventions or manage the behaviour of individuals, teams or stakeholders because it draws insights from all three acknowledged disciplines. Based on theory and evidence, the contexts of the individual, the social, and the material have essential impact on human behaviour. The ISM model facilitates an integrated, whole-system perspective around these three contexts to highlight challenges of individuals, organizations, and partnerships. Through the process, stakeholders aim to develop a shared understanding by identifying their respective roles in bringing about change. Hereby, the model draws insight from multiple disciplines to ease the decision-making of complex problems. The result is a shared ownership of solutions. This is a vital part of programme management to successfully transferring ownership to operations in interrelated projects with the desire of implementing transformational change <ref>''Book'', Jarocki, T. L. (2014), One Solution for Project Success: Project and Change Management in the PMBOK® Guide. PMI White Paper. Retrieved from [https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/one-solution-project-success-11130]</ref>. The model can also be applied to understand and manage stakeholders in specific projects even though these are often more sensitive to changes. Nonetheless, human behaviour is vital in negotiation and conflict management while misunderstandings of this subject can be fatal <ref name="HB">''Journal'', Baraza, A. O., (2017), Influence of Human Behavior on Success of Complex Public Infrastructural Megaprojects in Kenya. European Scientific Journal. 13. </ref>.

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	[[File:ISM.jpg\|thumb\|right\|380px\|The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model. A technical model to understand and influence behaviours [ISBN: 978-1-78256-566-6 (web only) ''INFLUENCING BEHAVIOURS - A technical guide to the ISM tool.'' [https://www.ismtool.org/ ''ISM tool'']]]		[[File:ISM.jpg\|thumb\|right\|380px\|The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model. A technical model to understand and influence behaviours [ISBN: 978-1-78256-566-6 (web only) ''INFLUENCING BEHAVIOURS - A technical guide to the ISM tool.'' [https://www.ismtool.org/ ''ISM tool'']]]
			/''Hafeez Ahmadi, DTU''

	The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model is a multi-disciplinary tool to study the human behavior in the aspects of: behavioral economics, social psychology and sociology <ref name="TechISO">''Technical Guide'', Darnton, A., Evans, D., (2013), Influencing Behaviour - A technical guide to the ISM tool. Scottish Government. </ref>. It can generate ideas for interventions or manage the behaviour of individuals, teams or stakeholders because it draws insights from all three acknowledged disciplines. Based on theory and evidence, the contexts of the individual, the social, and the material have essential impact on human behaviour. The ISM model facilitates an integrated, whole-system perspective around these three contexts to highlight challenges of individuals, organizations, and partnerships. Through the process, stakeholders aim to develop a shared understanding by identifying their respective roles in bringing about change. Hereby, the model draws insight from multiple disciplines to ease the decision-making of complex problems. The result is a shared ownership of solutions. This is a vital part of programme management to successfully transferring ownership to operations in interrelated projects with the desire of implementing transformational change <ref>''Book'', Jarocki, T. L. (2014), One Solution for Project Success: Project and Change Management in the PMBOK® Guide. PMI White Paper. Retrieved from [https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/one-solution-project-success-11130]</ref>. The model can also be applied to understand and manage stakeholders in specific projects even though these are often more sensitive to changes. Nonetheless, human behaviour is vital in negotiation and conflict management while misunderstandings of this subject can be fatal <ref name="HB">''Journal'', Baraza, A. O., (2017), Influence of Human Behavior on Success of Complex Public Infrastructural Megaprojects in Kenya. European Scientific Journal. 13. </ref>.		The ISM - Individual, Social, and Material - model is a multi-disciplinary tool to study the human behavior in the aspects of: behavioral economics, social psychology and sociology <ref name="TechISO">''Technical Guide'', Darnton, A., Evans, D., (2013), Influencing Behaviour - A technical guide to the ISM tool. Scottish Government. </ref>. It can generate ideas for interventions or manage the behaviour of individuals, teams or stakeholders because it draws insights from all three acknowledged disciplines. Based on theory and evidence, the contexts of the individual, the social, and the material have essential impact on human behaviour. The ISM model facilitates an integrated, whole-system perspective around these three contexts to highlight challenges of individuals, organizations, and partnerships. Through the process, stakeholders aim to develop a shared understanding by identifying their respective roles in bringing about change. Hereby, the model draws insight from multiple disciplines to ease the decision-making of complex problems. The result is a shared ownership of solutions. This is a vital part of programme management to successfully transferring ownership to operations in interrelated projects with the desire of implementing transformational change <ref>''Book'', Jarocki, T. L. (2014), One Solution for Project Success: Project and Change Management in the PMBOK® Guide. PMI White Paper. Retrieved from [https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/one-solution-project-success-11130]</ref>. The model can also be applied to understand and manage stakeholders in specific projects even though these are often more sensitive to changes. Nonetheless, human behaviour is vital in negotiation and conflict management while misunderstandings of this subject can be fatal <ref name="HB">''Journal'', Baraza, A. O., (2017), Influence of Human Behavior on Success of Complex Public Infrastructural Megaprojects in Kenya. European Scientific Journal. 13. </ref>.

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	The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.		The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.


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ISM in practice

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	Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.		Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.


	=== Step-by-step approach ===		=== Step-by-step approach ===

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	The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.		The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.













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	Sociology: ''The dynamics of social practice, E. Shove (2012).''		Sociology: ''The dynamics of social practice, E. Shove (2012).''



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	Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.		Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.




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	'''Understanding and managing organizational behaviour, (2006). Delta Publishing.''' Organizational behaviours are about the actions and attitudes of people within organizations. The behaviours must be adressed and aligned to follow the direction of the organization or specific direction in projects or other relations in the organization. This text covers team communication, motivation, and decision-making between teams and leaders to avoid conflicts and promote cooperation. Such factors are of high importance in projects and programmes as these tend to be temporary. Hence, managers must respond to organizational change and development.		'''Understanding and managing organizational behaviour, (2006). Delta Publishing.''' Organizational behaviours are about the actions and attitudes of people within organizations. The behaviours must be adressed and aligned to follow the direction of the organization or specific direction in projects or other relations in the organization. This text covers team communication, motivation, and decision-making between teams and leaders to avoid conflicts and promote cooperation. Such factors are of high importance in projects and programmes as these tend to be temporary. Hence, managers must respond to organizational change and development.

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	'''Understanding and managing organizational behaviour, (2006). Delta Publishing.''' Organizational behaviours are about the actions and attitudes of people within organizations. The behaviours must be adressed and aligned to follow the direction of the organization or specific direction in projects or other relations in the organization. This text covers team communication, motivation, and decision-making between teams and leaders to avoid conflicts and promote cooperation. Such factors are of high importance in projects and programmes as these tend to be temporary. Hence, managers must respond to organizational change and development.		'''Understanding and managing organizational behaviour, (2006). Delta Publishing.''' Organizational behaviours are about the actions and attitudes of people within organizations. The behaviours must be adressed and aligned to follow the direction of the organization or specific direction in projects or other relations in the organization. This text covers team communication, motivation, and decision-making between teams and leaders to avoid conflicts and promote cooperation. Such factors are of high importance in projects and programmes as these tend to be temporary. Hence, managers must respond to organizational change and development.




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	Sociology: ''The dynamics of social practice, E. Shove (2012).''		Sociology: ''The dynamics of social practice, E. Shove (2012).''



	== ISM in practice ==		== ISM in practice ==
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	Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.		Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.

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	Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.		Successful programmes enable transformational changes for or within an organization. By doing so, the programmes coordinate, direct, and evaluate interrelated projects. To ease behaviour changes of individuals, teams or stakeholders, the managers must have background knowledge on human behaviour. If so, the managers can even manipulate with human behaviour. The concept of the ISM tool allows such control, which has already been utilized in many interrelated projects to achieve certain strategic objectives of organizations.



	=== Step-by-step approach ===		=== Step-by-step approach ===

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	The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.		The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.

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	The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.		The ISM tool was developed by researcher Andrew Darnton and launched by the Scottish Government in 2013 to evaluate the impact of sustainability challenges in interrelated projects. Since, it has found use for policy makers and practitioners to influence people's behaviors and bring about change <ref name="Conf">''Conference'', Darnton, A. (2016), Developing behaviour change campaigns conference, [https://tv.theiet.org/?eventvideoid=12563]</ref>. The combination of theoretical and practical aspects of the ISM model is tailored to design or improve programmes, which are utilized in many cases such as waste management, lower carbon emissions, and policy processes. Hence, the applicability of ISM can be used to influence behaviour in the path to implement change through interrelated projects.